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Religious Discrimination
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A couple hired to manage a housing complex may sue their employer for religious discrimination  [1]and failure to accommodate their religious beliefs after they were fired for refusing to remove a piece of religious artwork from their office, a federal appeals court has ruled. The court ruled that the housing complex must demonstrate why it could not meet a request to accommodate the plaintiffs’ religious beliefs.


A couple hired to manage a housing complex may sue their employer for religious discrimination  [1]and failure to accommodate their religious beliefs after they were fired for refusing to remove a piece of religious artwork from their office, a federal appeals court has ruled. The court ruled that the housing complex must demonstrate why it could not meet a request to accommodate the plaintiffs’ religious beliefs.


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[1] http://caselaw.findlaw.com/us-11th-circuit/1547715.html?DCMP=NWL-pro_11th